New World Symphony and Miami City Ballet's “American Dance Odyssey” pairs top composers and choreographers in five new ballet works.

Dance NOW! Miami’s Program II features the world premiere “1933” and the revival of “Bridges NOT Walls,” exploring history, division, and human connection through dance.

Sara Baras returns to Flamenco Festival Miami with “Vuela,” a sweeping four-act homage to legendary guitarist Paco de Lucía.

Miami City Ballet honors founder Toby Lerner Ansin’s 85th birthday with Alexei Ratmansky’s “Roses from the South, Three Waltzes for Toby” celebrating her vision and lifelong dedication to ballet.

Macarena Giménez, hired this season as a principal at Miami City Ballet, will debut as the Sugar Plum Fairy in the company’s George Balanchine version of the holiday dance tradition.

There's no agenda for "Men Who Dance," says its creator, just a space for dance in its many forms.

“Peck: Miami in Motion” features the local return of three ballets by a choreographer whose history is intimately entwined with that of Miami City Ballet.

What seems like fable is in fact autobiography in choreographer-dancer Pioneer Winter's “In the Belly of the Bird/Godmother.”

Natasha Tsakos is exploring how movement, narrative, and film production adapt when gravity disappears.

Gonzalo Garcia, a former principal dancer with San Francisco Ballet and New York City Ballet, becomes the third artistic director in the history of Miami City Ballet.

Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami 'Summer Dances' rides on ballets built for two.

The yearly anthology of local dance is in its third edition to promote all aspects of the art form in South Florida.

A visit to Brigid Baker's 6th Street Dance Studio as she readies her latest work, "GULF" premiering at the Lehman Theater on MDC's North Campus.

Lourdes Lopez announced that she is leaving her position as artistic director of Miami City Ballet. Here's why, she says.

A mission forged almost a decade ago by a South Florida group of collaborators becomes "Apollo," a dance-theater work getting its world premiere at Miami Theater Center.

Miami City Ballet premieres a new version of "Carmen" conceived by high-profile Colombian-Belgian choreographer Annabelle Lopez-Ochoa.

Flamenco Festival Miami XVI at the Adrienne Arsht Center brings stars of dance and music with unique ways of connecting with one another and with the intensity that characterizes Spain’s most emblematic art form.

The Twyla Tharp Company debuts at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center in South Miami-Dade with the premiere of Tharp’s newest work, “SLACKTIDE” as part of its 60th anniversary tour.

Dance NOW! Miami continues its international collaborations this time with Portugal’s Dança em Diálogos for its latest program, "Blue Pencil."

Choreographer Pam Tanowitz reinvents the rules of ballet in the world premiere of "Coincident Dances," performed by the Miami City Ballet in its "Winter Mix" program at the Arsht Center opening Feb. 14.

One of Miami City Ballet's principal dancers performs her swan song as Sugar Plum Fairy in the company's production of "George Balanchine's 'The Nutcracker.' "

Taiwanese dancer, choreographer, and inventor intersects art and technology to stir up questions at Live Arts Miami.

Two performances at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center of a show that has received standing ovations at every performance on its North American tour.

In Miami City Ballet’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” opening at the Arsht Center in Miami on Friday, Oct. 18, human and fairy worlds are entangled in a web of wonders

One of South Florida’s newest dance-theater groups ready for exploration and soul searching with "Dame La Receta."

This year's 2024 IFE-ILE Afro-Cuban Dance Festival is being presented with a thought-provoking theme,  "The Joy of Dancing: The Embodiment of Freedom."

"Bio'Ngo,” by Mexican creator Lukas Avendaño, presented by FUNDarte, explores plenty of territory.

For its fourth year, "Men Who Dance" survives and thrives despite recent political headwinds in Florida.

'Them and Us' at the Sandrell Rivers Theater in Miami examines the ways racism and gender stereotypes trap the human body and divide people from one another.